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Lena Brusilovski
04/09/2021, 5:38 PMdoes anyone know how i can debug code that is written with kotlin on ios? when i run the code i cant seem to watch any variables, i get them as ObjcHeader or ObjcObject and i cant know the contents of them. Does anyone know how to fix it? if it is fixable?
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kpgalligan
04/10/2021, 3:48 PMThere's the KMM plugin for Android Studio, and we publish a plugin for Xcode: https://github.com/touchlab/xcode-kotlin
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Lena Brusilovski
04/10/2021, 3:49 PMi installed the KMM plugin for android studio
and the plugin for xcode as well
but it does not show the contents of the variables
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kpgalligan
04/10/2021, 3:49 PMKMM plugin doesn't (or didn't last I tried), xcode plugin should
If you're debugging Swift code that calls kotlin, that's kind of a different story. If you're debugging kotlin, it should show variables
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Lena Brusilovski
04/10/2021, 3:50 PMi’m debugging kotlin
i am actually debugging cinterop
does that matter in any way ?
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kpgalligan
04/10/2021, 3:51 PMAh, that's different I imagine. The lldb script is written to look at kotlin objects. It won't tell you what's happening inside cinterop
I assume, anyway. Haven't tried.
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Lena Brusilovski
04/10/2021, 3:52 PMdo you know anything about cinterop? there are methods missing in ios extensions that did not go innto the cinterop for some reason
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